7.31.15 – (LAA) – Reserve 35 hours in 7 days (35/7)
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July 31, 2015
LAA
Reserve 35 hours in 7 days (35/7)
Are you on Reserve in August? Since flying in the previous month now counts toward the 35/7 illegality beginning tomorrow, August 1st, APFA Representatives are standing by this weekend to assist you with the calculation. Reserve 35 hours in 7 days (35/7) will be a manual calculation until programming is implemented in October 2015.
A Flight Attendant who believes there is a 35/7 illegality with an assigned sequence may contact Crew Schedule to verify if there is an illegality. The Scheduler will review. If the Flight Attendant is illegal, the scheduler will make the necessary adjustment by:
- Adjusting the sequence;
- Swapping the Flight Attendant to another sequence; or
- Placing the Flight Attendant back onto Ready Reserve as necessary.
- Prior to making any changes, the scheduler will inform the Flight Attendant and give the option of waiving the 35/7 and retaining the trip. Due to programming limitations, waiving the 35/7 will be based on a trip by trip basis during this interim process.
Read more about the calculation of 35 hours in 7 days and where to turn to for help if you need it by clicking here.
Jaimie McNeice
APFA National Scheduling Chair
scheduling@apfa.org